Category Archives: General Circulation

Whether on YouTube or a blog you can always listen to/read what the author has to say and then you can scroll down to the comments. Depending on the topic and the people that make their way to the comments section, sometimes the comments can be helpful and sometimes you can read threats of bodilyContinue reading “A Recent Interaction With Mark Ward”

Having watched the first episode of Mark Ward’s Textual Confidence Collective it seemed to me that all those involved, with possible the exception of Hixon, were taught poor Bibliology. That Bibliology could not stand significant scrutiny which led to traumatic experiences for at least Mark, Peter, and Timothy. For the latter two there was familialContinue reading “The Emotional Trauma Behind the Textual Confidence Collective”

In yesterday’s post I shared a portion of a discussion I had with Dr. Elijah Hixon over the weekend on Mark Ward’s Facebook wall. Here is the rest of that discussion. _______________________________________________________________________________ Hixon: Peter Van Kleeck Thanks for this. Your reasoning with your credentials sounds a little close to saying I should trust that you’re rightContinue reading “A Recent Discussion with Elijah Hixon (Part 2)”

Over this last weekend I was in a Facebook discussion with Dr. Elijah Hixon. Some of his credential are: (PhD, University of Edinburgh) is a research associate at Tyndale House in Cambridge. He completed his doctoral thesis on a trio of manuscripts from the sixth century and their scribes. His areas of research include NewContinue reading “A Recent Discussion with Elijah Hixon”

A few days ago I wrote a blog post encouraging the readership here to take time to hear your opponents for several good and necessary reasons. In that post I linked to a video where Mark Ward attempted to respond to his “Best Opponent.” I also indicated in that post that I would write aContinue reading “Ward’s Best Reply, Not So Good”

19Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath: 20For the wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God. 21Wherefore lay apart all filthiness and superfluity of naughtiness, and receive with meekness the engrafted word, which is able to save your souls. 22But be ye doers of the word,Continue reading “Happy Independence Day”

For almost 50 years Christians of all stripes and denominations as well as politically conservative Americans have been speaking, writing, and lobbying for the overthrow of legalized abortion here in the States. Last week a huge advancement legally as well as a significant symbolic step took place last week with the Supreme Courts’s overturning ofContinue reading “Roe v. Wade and the Quest for a Standard Sacred Text”

In celebration of Independence Day we bring you Independently Published eBooks at a discounted price. The free Kindle app can be downloaded to your Apple iPhone here, your Android Phone here, your Mac here, or PC here. Starting today through July 4th you can get: 1.) Then He Poked the Bear: A Dozen or SoContinue reading “Free Book and Discounted Books for Independence Day”

“For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen, unto the glory of God.” 2 Corinthians 1:20 1.) Are the words of God given in the original Greek and Hebrew promises to God’s people? “prom·ise [ˈpräməs] NOUN a declaration or assurance that one will do a particular thing or thatContinue reading “All Promises of God are in Him, Yea and Amen”

Last night I watched a LIVE debate between Nick Sayers, a King James Version proponent, and C.J. Cox who, as best as I can tell, is mostly a King James advocate but has reservations. You can find the debate here. A large portion of the debate centered around an assertion made by Cox that thereContinue reading “Gotcha Questions in the Age of Google”